Noah Dmello
Noah D’mello is a journalist covering Canada’s online gambling market, with a focus on Alberta’s upcoming regulated iGaming launch. His work breaks down regulation, operator strategy, and player access into clear, actionable insights. With a background in finance and sports writing, he focuses on accuracy, clarity, and real-world impact.
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With Alberta’s iGaming market now live, players need to know how to register safely. This guide walks through finding AiGC-approved sites and completing verification.
Alberta’s newly regulated gambling market doesn’t allow cryptocurrency deposits or withdrawals. Here’s what the AGLC’s rules say, which payment methods are approved instead, and how crypto holders can still fund an account.
Offshore sportsbooks and casinos may still be accessible in Alberta, but that doesn’t mean they’re authorised to operate. Here’s how to protect your funds and find a regulated operator.
Two of North America’s largest gambling operators have entered Alberta’s regulated market, with DraftKings also launching its Golden Nugget Online Gaming brand.
Alberta’s regulated sportsbooks and casinos run on strict geolocation checks — and a VPN won’t get you past them. Here’s how location verification actually works, and what happens if yours can’t be confirmed.
bet365 is officially live in Alberta, bringing its full sportsbook, online casino and signature promotions to Canada’s newest regulated gambling market.
The AGCO has fined Great Canadian Entertainment $120,000 after unapproved bill validator software turned up at four Ontario casinos. It’s the regulator’s fourth enforcement action against Great Canadian properties in just over a year, following penalties for dealer collusion, underage gambling, and a chaotic casino-floor after-party.
ToonieBet is deepening its Canadian football presence with a new Tiger-Cats partnership, securing naming rights at Hamilton Stadium and season-long fan activations ahead of Alberta’s regulated iGaming launch.
Alberta is rolling out the AiGC trust mark ahead of its July 13 iGaming launch. The visual badge must appear on every licensed operator’s website, social media pages, and paid advertising. This gives players a clear, consistent way to spot who’s playing by the rules.